Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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Mir 'I 7' ' - 'I' 41575 VIOLET WEIGHTMAN English Literature Brandon, Vermont The great ena' of life if not knozuledge, but actianf' Vim, Vigor, Vitality, or Violet- what's in a name? The only time when this preacher's daughter is not driving full steam ahead at something is when she is asleep, and she is probably planning then what to do the next day. Need a committee for something? A program to be planned? Call for Violet. She has been a faithful participant in all college activities throughout her four years. This year she has done particularly good work as associate editor of the Campaf Camera. To those who would accuse her of garrulity, Violet with her ready wir retorts, Silence may be golden, but the love of money is the root of all evil . Best of success to you, Violet. 25

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SE I U HS GRADUATING IN JANUARY, 1939 -lm. 5:3 3 Oscar. BURCHITIELD Theology Toronto, Ohio No coward 1011! is mi11e. Out of the wilds of Ohio comes Oscar O.K. Burchfield. We have learned to admire his friendliness and his big- hearted observance of the Golden Rule, but also to fear the keen edge of his subtle wit. He himself never hurries, but he has a mind that can race at light- ning speed. OK has served as president of the Oxford Literary Society, but he is noted chiefly for his unsurpassed ability as a reader. Do you remember his interpre- tation ofthe The Last Rose ofSummer ? Many of us are interested to note that there are rumors of a call to Guatemala. We shall see. Accept our sincere good wishes for success and happiness. 26 EUGENE COLEMAN Psychology Cleveland, Ohio The .ferret of Jucccfu is comtaucj of purpofef' Here is our candidate for the title of most good-natured man in the Senior class. We have never been able to ruflle his cool, unsophisticated serenity or get anything more out of him than a boyish laugh, Gene probably has as many troubles as the rest of us, but he always seems happy, and he puts the rest of us to shame for airing ours so freely. Hobbies: philosophy, psychology, and people. He is never so happy as when arguing in philosophy class about the origin and destiny of humanity. Stay on the happy side, Eugene, and life's rough road-beds will be smoother for you. L